this is currently GUARANTEED to break with override shaped windows, which means that if such a window is ever opened, it will NEVER receive input unless it is placed over another client window. this is due to a limitation in evas where it is impossible to (de)select input regions which forced me to choose between either having shaped override windows (such as desktop recorders) block all mouse input to the screen OR have normal override windows (gtk menus and popups...) not able to generate their own input shape at all
it has no mode set yet, then we try to get the preferred mode. If that
fails we will try the crtc size, if That fails we will fallback to a
safe 640x480. When getting preferred size, if the output does not
specifiy a preferred mode (but does list availabe modes), then we will
assume the largest size.
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
outputs to zero, and free any allocated outputs before trying to apply
settings.
Also, check for valid mode (not 0) before trying to fetch mode_info.
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
Wayland changes.
NB: Although the code does compile and clients do run, I RECOMMEND
that you do not use this feature right now. There is a current bug in
Wayland that is causing crashes when you close clients.
Signed-off-by: Chris Michael <cp.michael@samsung.com>
initial border pixmaps are now available for windows on other desktops immediately after startup, which should:
* improve initial redraw on first desk flip
* make comp mirrors available immediately for non-current desk windows
** fixes ibar menu instances
** fixes deskmirror redraws
NB: Fixes an error that HAVE_MUSIC_CONTROL was never defined if you
pass --disable-music-control to configure
Signed-off-by: Chris <devilhorns@comcast.net>
I'm sure some of you have seen the warnings generated by libpng 1.6:
"known incorrect sRGB profile". Now, this is no big deal, it's just a
warning, but I still wanted to look into it further. By my count,
there are 800 png files in Enlightenment, of which only 6 have
embedded iCC profiles, all from HP. The rest are sRGB colorspace, but
do not include a profile. There are some good arguments for this
(http://imageoptim.com/color-profiles.htmlhttp://www.gballard.net/psd/save_for_web_embed_ICC_profile.html)
and since this seems to be the default, I've attached the 6 files with
the profiles stripped out. As you can see, it doesn't change the image
or the colorspace, it just leaves the calibration up to the end user's
system.
I haven't been able to find just what's wrong with the HP iCC profile
being used that the authors of libpng don't like, but it makes sense
to standardize the way profiles are handled anyway. And it has the
nice side effect of silencing warnings, even if the Debian/Ubuntu
users aren't likely to see them for a couple of years.
I can just change the iCC profile instead if you would prefer. I've
seen multiple people recommend the Argyll sRGB profile, which is still
"sRGB IEC61966-2.1" and is public domain.
if a border appears which has a pid that does not match the pid of the e_exec instance which is found for it, prevent the exec deletion until the border is deleted so that we can track it
this fixes ibar tracking of efm windows
Carsten Haitzler
Igor Murzov
Chris Michael
Mike Blumenkrantz
maxerba
Chris
Doug Newgard
Sebastian Dransfeld